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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
THEY NEyER STOP.


II IS this kind Of wife that makes some men Old
ana gray before their time
illian,7 she after William Is cnrlcl snugly
up under the bsnhets for the night, dii yoA lock ID
font door ,"
Yes says william. briefly.
You're you did!
Yes, SuIcn
And You slipped the bolt, toOf'
"les.n
"lou know you forgot Il once and II gave me- such
turn when found II OUT In the morning | didn't get
over II for week We haven't much any body 4 want
Ia steal, know, but don't want tho little We hA,e
taken, for -
tell You attended to the Doors
Vel hope so, FOR goodness saAe. You attended
TO the basement door -
Yes. | tell YOU
Because II you hadn't you or T. ono or the other,
would have TO get up and attend 10 II now. l read
to-day of -
Il don't care what you read
IL Is said that man down on b street forgot
81 don't care II he did,
And I'm the middle of the night burglar walked
right In and"
don't believe it,
"Tve notion to got up and SEQ II you have locked
that door. lon'Ir sure ~
How many times have | got 10 tell you that did
lock II -
well. You thought you'd locked II that time when
you lett IL unlocked
VIII You be quiet ~
don't caro-. William, you know yourself how cave
less You are, and
see here Mary Jane this has got end right ler-'
But IT doesn't end there and II doesn't end for an
hour and William arises In the morning with The lines
on his brow little deeper and the hopeless, dcslcrsH
look stIll In his face
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
CAR ETTQTETTE.

80 dlsrespect to wonanhooi is intended when II 10
stated that the testimony OF many cII-cuuucoi d, tHat
women occasion mu,h more trouble passenger,
than men DO
The d.ctum that the vast majority of passengers
m!~bchavo may safely be- put for fmldm,u Il
fact. Men are more sru-- ia their conduct. women
Al. inical aud fr>sy. There be- no greater ,aIe
upon the chVay Of the American gen l.mau than %
spectacle OF crowded car I'm which most OF hoo
seated men, while a number ~ weak, ncINou, AMI
eA>Plng women stand. c!nsuS Ia straps.
The aVcra WoInau'- mod" of behavior IN car an
interesting study In rdcnc-s and inauNy. Nofhiug
common than 10 find several Of the far ~
punched together -" door putting forth
scarcely effort make FOR those who With 10
pa I'm and ont. and working the conductor mp Ia =
frenzy which the poor fch darc NOT show for fear
Of being reported and losing his position. | hayO
ridden abui dandy iu street and rarely have |
seen conductor behave badly the passengers
who 80 frequently make him the subject of their
plants.
The women who have their fare really for tho con-
ductor who do not hav" Ia 20 through great deal
OF fumbhng In their loi' Wouuait~, who hesitate
about Offering twO-io1r bin. which II may De- intrn-
Ycucnt Or impossible 10 change. do not abound.
No'hing i moro common than for a conductor whose
hands, cy'c and ear. must always be abe alert.
DE- compelled 70 wait an unnecessarily long limo
while >omo fu>~y fishes from her pocho'bu'k
I've separate cents because she ha- her heart
parting with them rather than wal live cent p.ccc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
TIE COWASA TRAySMITTER or DISEASE.

The tiau.mis ion from the COW to man ~ scarlet
fever and tuberculosis The subject Of the opening
nddrc,s Of Professor Hamilton al Mai1-chal tot ago.
Aberdeen in which tho lecturer gave an excellent ac
cnunt of tho Investigations conducted by MI. Power
aud Dr * elm into tho relation Of a COW malDly 10
scarlct fever IN man He referred also TO the obs,rva
lions Of Copeland, who believed hat both tho dog and
the horse could -ulcf from the latter Affection ana
.fa,ed that felrlle condition Of some Kind can be
communicated 10 animals by innocuailng Them With
fcvor IIo further expressed the opinion that tn'efclo
could be conveyc 10 man by meas OF MIX from
tntercnIous cows while the possibility Of such &C
currrnce cannot he denied must bc borne I'm mind
that x pointed that there are cert ain lin"
nrt d ifcrentc. bOVn" and human tuhcr'lIo J.
and again Creighton has shown that man occa ionny
suff, rs from form Of this disease which resemble ne
lnylnc malahy. making IL probable MAJ Dy Tar mo
greater number Of cao- 0I' not OF BOVINE origin
Ncycri hclcs,. the subject deserves much flca'cr ~
vcti ,ailon and certainly effort should DE maze
10 prcvet Tho distribution Of mix from tubcrcuI"u-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
THAT CHARMING roEI "WHIrcHE-YEr"

catherine ole IN N, .tcN Ortfdns IteHythf.
Ono afternoon with youu. t'icndl ! went 70 an
" az home in charming house by II de ram,
We cane upon liilc L. a. u 81 J. 81
mon and women, with Grace Hawthorne ia u"
cettre. She was divincly dtcs.ci IN a black lace
gown, a Dlac. lace wrap trimmed wi'h purple p''so-
IncItcre, and poke bonnet of old rose @ @P'-
eAe hal q book Is her hanI ard her hno face VA,
WORKING. "Oh, you should have como -po'I
eaid O. =. wills. putting his arm around my SINAI
American roscD Il aud taxing her over To be present
10 "O-,ar',n mamma " Miss HdNihOlno iLis hid
d, ali crying a. ,hc read 'WA'ch.c-ycy' to Us llc
voly great you must be proud Of Iin-stII IVlns'
believe =
Wen, stumbled and mumlled and hna.y sai !
fatty didn't know, thinking all The while who IN mo
nalnc OF all the muses. could Mhtch-c- yey ~"
Wi!l,, Tremendously fine looAing and mighty good
company, went Jack to Miss Hawthorne, whom lie
LaI taken uV and Tor whom he j. gong 10 ic"Ttc
lcr Illy. no Empress josephine" lie opened a
dainty volume bound In paint Russian IaihcI h''i
having a quaint old rcd lctter'd text with marginal
llumnatioIs and pictures and began ~ Ital al
c.oul-i'c rOcrn called Noon We stood AROUND III
stained glae. attitudes and listened H. rdl well
anI mo locm was lovely, and his rcincl and cultured
n.teucr, MISSED not "a word. u was one Oi his own
Lat hal never been published, and when ho A~l
finished with "a courtly bow be bent his cry hWl
and rlaccd the precious book In his hostess hand
/ forgot to say that had dl-c"vcreI that INC
,oa,i. "a vi,y-c poem had made them all weep
wa tho grand old nlmc Of Whittier The dear oli
poet tho dear old namcl Was II any wonder ala
not know when they called him "Whhch-oyey y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

comfort I'm breathing and renders the chance OF sndden
suffice alton small. The other operation Is known a.
and for its object the total removal
of the larynX The OpeI ion has been performed an,
time, with success but Is exceedingly gerous and
about one half of the patients die the table, or soon
altcrward.
Those who I've are not pleasant to look npon ana
can hardly be said 10 enjoy life. Operations no NOT
cure cancer They prOlOng life only. Tho disease VIII
anueor again. al longer or shorter periOl depondipr
ann chancc as much anything Whc' her the Crown
Prince Will have an operation performed To- the removal
Of tbc IarynN under the dangerous ciIcus anccs or
decide TO live long as possible and resist the
rnachn,ns of the disease VIII undOuicdy be settled
os som as Professor NchOw states he result o; his
microscop al examination of the lus from the Princes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
A DTyTNGROOM MYSTERY.

4 gentleman who va invited ont - din" n D"'a
ware ave re~honc" lately observed that tho Chandelier
tie dining room table wa of pecu ar c"ns zen NJ,
m thai there Wa- Light over m" head Of ra ID guest.
The globes Of vsripu, coloI>. some amber some
red AID blue hat j, thr object OF having me
globe, of ccni coln> ,' the guest asked oi hi> host
cSs Why You seq said Size. hen one GYMS b
dinner or tea. one must invite some people whom ono
perfectly hates Now lat Tuesday gave a super
and had 10 inVit" two women whom derIi,' l,Nt
had to invite them or some OF the young men |
wanted wouldn't Gene. had my revenge on D. y Tar
enemies how Yer. ! Iia ell each Of the,e Two women
und r. one of those pale blue lights the table Thy -
usually con, Il red beautiful We mon. lui urcfr Lat
light they hal TIE most CHASTITY look you ever saw They
vcr, perfect scarccrOvs. They seemed 20 have a-rd
twenty years thr minute that they SAT down. ITO
men noticed H. Of con Sc Int they da not divine what
caused II. They were qpite taken tfack ana a" nly
guui Al first. But finally one Of them turned viii .
.h and began tdhn- TO r"al hOmclS Itrls tAug iAt
sitting under lHi yco.oict lSat Why. She va
perfectly charm lue uodT r. - you ~er th1f "hrt
want people TO look perfectly deou, pm them rnde
the tuc lights. II Mills c,crythlrs' The gcuuemap
looked up. He was under blue light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
NOT WITHOUT BLEMISH HOWEVER
Prom The chicago Tr'bW'e.

Irene, hear me one m0ncn' Ion ,rr7
The -icaker was Young man Win Willy aqpeah
Ing look and an Incl cate musicale.
Irene H. continued, If all the wealth o.. devO-
tlon mat mos cd Dcaud swim The liele>pYnt t9t
burned In the breast OF Abeiard iu~pir"l tie muse =
LOAcr bum, t. ifs of lest night, -'nf tle bod
pul-ing through the marble Om 81 Gllatca Al tie ii
diug Of ~ gmai on. ami Ol,d fprn the immortal
songs Of fom Noorlf ihc aE-cI gate affection ~ >olp.
non for i- thousand Wiy.- were concentrate o. GA
Olc beloved Oh wci me whole would iecbly represent
the emotion with which You have inspire me- >inD
have ku"wn you. r'n'. ~" has had bat one purpose
one aim. Heaven Itself would bc-7
AZ -aiOn,7 interrupted the fair girl, Regarding me
impas-ione youth with conflicting emotion, eloquent
~ depicted on her speaking face, b" ! wish you woud
pafronze some ljccnt barber. / cant endure lie
OdOr Of cheap bay rum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
HE DID NOT REDUCE TIE ELL.

A man who had Just Sct up IN the hardware bust
nrs, and who had been clerk where the ccfrhIIc
millionaire stephen Cirad bad been IN the habit OF
trnding appl ci 10 him for a hare OF BIS patronage
t;t,1,rd hoIght Of him, but when the bill wa' SEM III
Lc found fault and marked down the p1cr~
AK of nails" he gTowicl. which ] was Oilrf"i
,,r go ard 10 You have charged and So, and JUu
must take II on
81 cannot do il - sad the young merchant.
I,ut YOU must do It, rOaf,d 6l1ird.
caiuut and Will not, Na- the maj reply
GIrari Loird out apparently In a rage, but coon
after sent a check for tine whole blii The young
nan bcgsr u rcent and LAY 10 himself; =" Pcr' "p'
he was Offered them al thai prize. but II IS all over
now | am sorry | did not reduce the Bill and bol
IL out Of him something ee HIS u%io """"
have been worth a good deal 10 me-.
BY ard by Girard again and gave hin an
other order. Tho young very courteous ana
said ho almost sorry he did refuge the former
bill
"Iscduce a bill :" exclaimed Glrard. had yOn done
II ] would trpo with you again. l merely
meant To sec II you had cheated me-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
GEORGE AND LAURA.
From TIE Chicago Tribune

Laura" exclaimed the enamorcd youth, ha,uJ
to view above the edg, of hi, breast pocket aud ,leA
ing m the low impa>siOned accents of ten dolaIS-
week ragcdlan out of job plcaiing with slov
hearted conductor for - lift Of few miles on -
weary way across tho country " Laura tAc tihe -
al length come when | may freely tell You Oi "a
deaf - deVothu with which You have lhspr..
me. and can feel free Ia ask you to heed the voice
your own heart IL II bids You TO l-ten klialN To ~
plea For three long years and some odd hlol.Sl
Laura | have carried this burden N my heart W.
ont daring to hint To You in worls of the lanw
which YOU must have seen by my act on- wa' coh'ua
rug me Nui until my pro- poets Il lr "rrr ,rnr
GENTLY natterug to warrant me In pe>hnll"S " "a
tho kindness With which you have ever ir"l'L ~ IN,
far as To a * hlg and moro saci"l ace ~ sIIy
esteem than that of a mere friend con- s'VL Ina.
disclose nay sentiments / have now coz "A " a %
ness aran srmcnt,. Laura, By which my III. "a NEE
lail athwart the threshold of tho home when ~ mo,
possess wealth. | shah have a >uhrencN for inc " AZ
Of q modest household. While II NAV noi y" ,n =
power you IA diamoid- an ~ra>hh ." I'x.us
George said the fair gir A. allow '' -, uS
hr~itancy fitted acro>, hrr rlpq EN- tl' ',, whoa
Of deep and scare ug inquiry slow" IN urr - ,ous
slp, hcnS upon tho a-iialcd yonns h'a"'
salary - g. 81, r,>t ~
ffecn dollars a we"k lanra. f'r :. a.c Al
months. with the certain p,o,.cci 81 a" -
the cnd OF = a., 49,. r,h's ef'
"Ccor,," and ~" vote" - 'h' rriN'', I'. =. 49, b.
os n vihrotrl Though ( - srU-iti H'. {" ,rr ,.i
mans whol, b.iuy seemed to com" t"hI a car,
rrcessr. 90 +. far r,ac''iue cchol ca o'h
you mako 49, ,r.. tirtd.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Mr. Frohman. when last seen by reporter, sal II
o. ,rl..c % said hc, are sum0 Of the lato t. y
sotbrrt', pieces. ! now looking for something
far a., ,,n', next summer sr,S)n here. How man.
MAY, do you think the elder sothcrn either bought
had left with him! Well, yOu would never guess so
IN tell you the weight for no one has ever couhl'd
Them " hat do You think Of two ions of manuscript
pIfNsf cah sec y,u believe am ron hhcing There >
Li, son Sam outside. Ven call him In and You can
ask him." Mr. frohman summoned the talicst OF
pundrrarysr oils ring. SAM how many manu-
script plays dld your iaihor loavcl" Never counted
them, but there are two tons weight " DO Son
mean ASKED the Yep ricr, that there Is tat wei h
Of uutrird plnys!n No, 1t includes the manuscripts
+ tie lccos hc did play and the parts therefor, bur
that Is "A .mall T. op HiiOn paid freight "a cNr5
that weighed two tons, and there wasn't thing
IN them but manuscripts" Then Mr.. Sothrrn went
away and tho manager went on TALKING: since an
u nnrcd my ihrrnl 4 dong at lctt ,no American
Hay a scIStu, | ht'c had IN iiircne numbcf sent
me Before / settled on The wife read over acv
cnfy plays, and told the stories OF many others
that were read O,rr by my assistants. have plenty
ambitious amateur actresses and play virgins ~h"
come and offer large prices II VIII produce thoI
Il mai urr- with ~ own e mpany IN support
one went far offer ~ 900 for performance
wonld willingly tiy pieces that had soma faiih In,
but | wont fisk thr company reputation on things
that | feel sure must fall"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

From Bcauy EDqs'ors "NondrchsI Hdrc Mcf
Al the State ball gwen AZ 1m!n In honor # Prince
Hnmbrri = wedding ia r0. the PIinocrs OF PIEDMONT .
drc-s canst n M spur 81 an officer ~ ihn ldhc'iS
result. a tremendous rent IN the sweeping skti, ana
IA long whi-p If gown trailing on tho nor. bciOio
the Princes hal iim' appeal to OF her Ladies
In wait n.y. The Crown Irincr Of Prussia hai produce
"A JrrtN iliir mnr,rcp ctui. from witch he etra'trd
"A dainty pair -U,. AMI knrcllng down al the feet
Oi tho bride. AlI lfu.l, cut LAY the wreck Airr
he hal c1ccualy rllcN ed the lrnccno Of her EN- I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
TIE THEATRES.
GOSSIP OF THE WEEK.

Forget me not Herman Mcrivae'i bright anu
c,.,.or MAY Will be revived at WallackS On N"dn"S-
dav This will De remembered by many when pro
drccd AT the old WaackS now the star Theatre
Miss Corhan's performance Of >tcphane' was g'h'r
ally conceded 70 bc her best sci Ions effort Tho run oI
fine niece was interrupted Just when I'm the hlSh ol IL
.,cccss a. II was proved that the play was the prop
c,tv az Miss Gcncvicvc ward, and that the people VINO
,,1 sold Tho right Mr.. Moss had no authority 10 DC
ca Mr. Abbey has now treated directly win MISS
ward and has secured the piece for New-f"rk oHy.
or the old cast which Is very short calling for only
sevcn pcoIlc r four original players of the prime pa
,,,,,s arc arafu found under management. These
paro MIS- Cochan. Mr. Trarlc. Nine Poni>l and Mr.
II,y Edwards. I'll" other parts have been allotted it
Ms, Gulon. Miss LIstOn and Mr.. Pg0tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
SOME PLANS FOR THr rrTrRr.
"And what are your plans for the iuturc'"

We s'ay here til Easter. then We finish the
season Iu only cities. Philadelphia, Io-ou and
Chicago. Ncxt year shall play In all tie prime pa!
cities east Of the Missouri. and shall probably not come
into New York at all The third year We have tn
Pacific Coast and tho Western States, and By that
time Ncv.l ork may want Us again Mr. Howard VIII
probably have a new play ready for rs by The time So
want it, We have already bad some talk about IT, an
lac has promised to keep up thinking
hlch do Ike tho better, To- pay In American
or shake, pcaIran comedy ~
Il think must confess to liking the American hc'
ter. II gives greater OppOrl iniilrS. NnW, Nnn
SEQ I am presenting a mixture Of humOr. rnihps and
sent mrnt. II Is higher work than have done before
and a. the public is pleased To Ike me, |. OF course
enjoy the means of gratifying them and my own a.pl
rainus Al the same time. Then there X another point
vo,th some considerations Ia The Henrietta We
carry only twelve actors and actresses. For tn,
tomfdy Of Errors We carried forty AMI had Ia every
t,vu ~ rugagr u hunrr Of Suprrs aud extra Ladies'
The difference in cAi cn-e Il naturally great
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Mr. Abbey cmphaticalIy con;radcts IN" report that
VaracIrs VIII Doe next season turned into comhna
finn house His agent I'm Paris has purchased thu
decentralization of l. Abbc Constantine" now running
s,.cessf,lIv There but the manuscript has not Yet
rived After Forget me not " In the Fashion VII
rro' ably come. and among Nh" plays being considered
arc D.. Ilnmcr and New Men and Old Acres
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

At -c,np OF the Royal Army before Paris. l1o@
A # ran. by day and night The b'fr.'alo ,..
A., iii lie cha eau of the Prince Cameron, near i'iN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

81 Think observed Rudolph Non'on, -
could run THE Marquis prohtably for some ilmc
lonrcr but want this company To have another now
ouora in their rcpcrtory before send them travel
ling The new opera Madclon' IL very pi''y'
anal las a good story II give, good opportunities Tor
my and costume. and 1t viii bo put on Is well ~
49,, ,,,v. how We shall do II on Monday week
Here (, tho cast OF ptin'l pas, anu 1""N " wiz W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

. ~. -, ral,our.au BERTHA Ricci
l"hiP+""i W." Osrrish
Joinihr- Rose wilson
it,u,narI Irurr Of tho Royal loinI't.
.-.-..--------... Rose Rect
Ktrou"-s i,.,.r,, I,r,v
Tho Duchess .--'--''- tt,u gruh,
N,,elou III. ne. aurrunl
i',t'r,rnn ON. r 1. the ROY al Army MAX I'm
in'N. / Oficri IN tho service ot mo RON q.
J".Ne'] ''' .Courtcc Pounds
FIounn, steward In the 'h"'s e"h,r "a I'm,
iru,rl Pom. mons husband .-....-., tdEaI Nm'tn
,rortr fhrF detective. ...--r '''A - D..
d-,Ln,.r,au Keeper the inn " Ire Golden Ilne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
ONLY 4 CHOICE or TWO EVILS.

If the Crown Prince has cancer of thu larynX there
IS no cure but relief may bo gained from surgical SKILL
The operation of irachcotomy VIII afford relief by
giving the throat ro>t. In this operation incston
Is made in the windppo Just below tho crcod cartilage
aud when the flesh has been removed from tho tnbo
and tho rings of the traohca Vsib', an opening
Is mal0 about ~, inch long I'm the trachcd short
distance above the Strrnnmi. when the opening Il
made there (, IA rush of air. blood and mucus hum tho
wound When tho blood has been cleared away, tuOc
curved tho end Il Introduced into the rachca, and
fastened In position hy band running around tho neck
breathing done through this instead of the mouth
and talking can only an place when the tube II closed
by messing the finger upon tho Uriicc. This gives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
BOOKS OF THE WEEK

ROMANTIC LOVE AND PERSONAL BEAUTY. BY henry L.
Finck 12mo PIP. 5C0 Macmillan COL
MARRIAGE AT A VENTURE From the French OF Emiie
Gaboriau. Translated by Vincenzo Cafa. l2mo'
PIP. 139. George MunroD
In AN EVIL HOUR. AND OTHER STORIES. By Ine
Duchess" limo PIP. lis. George MunroJ
THE O'DONNELLs OF INCHFAwN. BY L. T. Meade har'
per's Franklin Square LibraryJ
G.wp,,sa OurKaGEs BY Anthony Comstock 16mo,
pp 2l8. Qhe American News Co..
THE {; .puIcAL States OF MECHANISM By Gustav
Hermann 12mO PIP. 15s d. Van Nostrsnd)
THE BAG OF DIAMONDS BY George NJ. Fem. l6mo,
PIP. 1885, I'd. Appleton d Co..
THREE LITTLE EMleRASrs By Sarah NJ B Piatt'
16mo, PIP. 55. Cincinnati: Robert clarke CoJ
HOME SANITATION. Manual for Housekeepers 16mo,
pp 76 boston Ticknor CO..
THE THREE TEroNs. A Story Of the Yellowstone. by
Alice W. Rollins 16mo, pp 219. Casseu 4 COL
BY THE Way An Idlers Diary. By f. +. l6mo, pp.
24S. boston Clarke & Carruth.)
A TREATISE on CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS. by
John Alexander Jameson. Ii. ID. Svo, PIP osL
(Cbicago: Calaghan Co..
THE PRINCESS ROUBNE. By Henry Grevile: lomo'
PIP. 222. philadelphia: +. b. Peterson * Bros)
TALES OF THREE CITIES. BY Henry James 16mo, PIP.
359 (BostOn: TicknOr d Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
LITERARY NOTES.

.....-.vur. reprcseptat1ons Of scenes
.nout the homo OF Warrington 1rvfng Wiz soon " p
as,,~d ny the Pusnams- The volume VIII oo". '.' 80
~ I'm. Land of sleepy Hollow" and VIII inciaoe ,ra
Legend of tho Hollow and the Cnfonicio Va
Roost Only coo copies Will be printed.
somebody who has the Ms. Of Garibalds autooi'
.gyaphy says that ia simple record OF facts having
nothing in with the Generals crude attempts az
novel writing or his declarations against priests and
tyrants
Tia fourth edition. revised and enlarged, OF Tho
Book Lovers Euchridion Is In the hands OF benjamin
Rel II has been bound In this country from Eng
sh sheets and with the English publishers imprint
sip George Grove gives the history OF YANKEE
Doodle" in his new volume of the Dictionary OF Music
and Musicians"
Dr. Charles Mackay tells in his" Autobiography .
characteristic story of Edward Irving. The scotch
preacher was accustomed deliver not only very eo-
qucnt but very long and on one OCCASION So
of his congregation. wearied beyond endurance M
probably, as Dr. Mackay suggests ANXIOUS coue0e
the condition Of their dinners began TO rise iio o
seats and toward the doors. Ihis eAVi'0u o w
pleasure-I will not say the wrath-o tne PrcaoHo'
Suddenly arresting the Of his eloquence snap
ming the thread-or may call It, the caole-oi us us
course he called 10 the doorkeeper IN iaai ''no'
but with loud emphasis to shut and rasten the doors
so that nobody might quit tho building lie tnen al
dressed himself the congregation: You seem 10 pre-
fer your dinners the word Of God-at least some OF
YOU do; and though you the Gospel with disre
spect which cannot help You shall not treat me win
disrespect and shall hear me out whether you ike IL vi
not have ordered the doors to lie shot, and they sha
not be opened again until the service concluded Inc
was overawed sheep are at the Dark OF
the COLLIE and without resumng their places In the
news which they had Quilted stood the door, and
made no further attempt resist the imperious man
date of the pastor.